Whether the government really can’t see how poor this week’s optics were or they just don’t care, the political cost could be important

From funding cuts to police deployment, Argentina’s renowned public higher education and research is facing alarming government hostility

Despite a historic trans-homicide verdict and the temptation to close the chapter on Tehuel de la Torre, we still don’t have answers and the fight for justice is far from over

It’s easy to laugh at freedom of information restrictions that seem tailor-made to avoid awkward questions about Milei’s dogs — but the threat is real

Budget cuts, deteriorating services and privatization plans don’t just turn the ride to work into a battle — they’re a warning that Argentina’s railways are forgetting a lethal lesson

Good pronunciation is key to being understood in English — but that doesn’t mean we should all sound like BBC newsreaders

Some of the language Argentines developed to express our experiences of state terror is not easy to translate — so we create a lexicon of our own

The opposition’s conquest of the commission that oversees Argentina’s intelligence services is welcome — but it’s not enough to root out illegal spying

While a million children go to bed hungry each day, the government is fighting tooth and nail to withhold food. It’s unconscionable